I would have to say probably. I would get rid of the water in your basement just to make sure. If you do leave the water in the basement and it creates mold it may cost a fortune to fix
what would be needed to drain a washing machine up from a basement? We have power and water, as the water heater is in the basement, but the drains are about five feet up.
To water proof your basement, use Guardian Seal Basement Waterproofing.
You can place any type of gas or electric water heater in a basement. I have seen many of both.
Bail is the word.Verb: You have to bail water out of a leaking boat. The word can also be a noun, the bail being the container used to scoop up the water.
Usually not.
Stop the leak, bail out the unnecessary water, and carry on.
One of the best ways to avoid water in the basement is to avoid water outside of your house as it may sink in through cracks and holes in the wall and into your basement.
The musty smell of moisture and possible water marks would indicate that there is a problem with water.
It's colder in the basement than the water coming in the pipes. Seal up the vents and drafts in the basement. Wrap the pipes
That would be your flush valve in the tank
Water can enter a basement by leaking out of water supply lines, either the hot or cold lines, or the supply line. Water can also enter a basement from leaking drain plumbing. Water can also seep into the basement through the walls or the floor, too. A number of water sources from outside could cause this. If a wall is cracked, rains could provide the water that might leak in. So could watering plants outside (because of your own watering, or perhaps a close neighbor's). It is possible that the water table is very near the surface in the location where the house is, and water from there could leak in. Water entering a basement only has a few ways to get in, and either it leaks from plumbing, or it enters when water is present outside along the foundation, or when water rises in the water table and finds a fault in the integrity of the basement walls or floor.